When you have referenced a dll in your project and try to use one of it's objects that are not included in the using statements, Visual Studio will provide a red underline, per usual when something is screwed up, but it will also provide a little red underline at the end. Clicking
Friday, August 29, 2008
SP Shortcut to get Using Statement
Little Red Underline Helper
When you have referenced a dll in your project and try to use one of it's objects that are not included in the using statements, Visual Studio will provide a red underline, per usual when something is screwed up, but it will also provide a little red underline at the end. Clicking. will provide two options: fully qualify, or add to using statements. Either one gets you what you want in order to use the object.
When you have referenced a dll in your project and try to use one of it's objects that are not included in the using statements, Visual Studio will provide a red underline, per usual when something is screwed up, but it will also provide a little red underline at the end. Clicking
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